The rumors surrounding the foldable iPhone suggest Apple is targeting a late-2026 launch, positioning it as a premium flagship with a book-style foldable design similar to Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold series. The device is expected to feature an 8-inch tablet-like internal display, a 5.5-inch outer screen, and a thickness comparable to the iPhone Air when unfolded. Samsung Display is likely the primary supplier, providing crease-less OLED panels with advanced stress-distributing technology. The foldable iPhone may incorporate a durable Liquidmetal hinge, a high-density battery of 5,000 to 5,800mAh, and a four-camera setup, including a 48MP main and ultra-wide sensors, with Touch ID replacing Face ID for biometric security. The price is estimated between $2,000 and $2,500, making it Apple’s most expensive iPhone to date. Meanwhile, Huawei and Honor are advancing their foldable device lines. Huawei’s foldables, such as the Mate X2 and Mate 80 series, continue to receive updates and new features, including camera improvements and HarmonyOS 6. Huawei is also bringing back the ‘Runner’ smartwatch and launching special edition devices. Honor is planning a significant shift by replacing its Magic Vs lineup with a wider foldable model, potentially a successor to Magic Vs, with no major upgrades planned for the Magic V Flip in 2026. The new Honor foldable is expected to be similarly priced and may feature a broader form factor, possibly with Huawei-inspired security features and high-resolution cameras, including a rumored 200MP sensor. These developments highlight the intense competition in the foldable smartphone market, with Apple aiming to establish a high-end niche and Huawei and Honor expanding their foldable portfolios with innovative designs and features.